This image depicts two budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus) inside a metal cage, located within an unspecified indoor environment in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. The primary subject is a budgerigar positioned in the foreground, facing towards the left side of the frame with its head slightly angled towards the viewer. This bird exhibits a vibrant plumage pattern: its head and upper back are primarily yellow with black striations, a pale blue cere above its beak, and dark eyes. Its chest and lower body are a striking teal-blue, transitioning to yellow and green on its wings and tail feathers. The bird is perched on a thick, natural, light brown wooden branch-like perch. Its pinkish-grey talons are visible gripping the perch. Behind the primary bird, a second budgerigar is partially visible. This bird appears predominantly white with hints of yellow, located to the right and slightly behind the first bird, also within the cage. The background consists of the grey, vertically oriented bars of a metal bird cage. Another horizontal, darker brown wooden perch is visible in the mid-left portion of the frame, behind the primary bird. The lighting appears to illuminate the birds and perches from the front. in Rostov-on-Don, Russia

Nasteika

Mar 25, 2026

Rostov-on-Don, Russia

Moment

Stake attention in this memory

Curiosity

Vulnerability

Captivity

Serenity

Peacefulness

This image depicts two budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus) inside a metal cage, located within an unspecified indoor environment in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. The primary subject is a budgerigar positioned in the foreground, facing towards the left side of the frame with its head slightly angled towards the viewer. This bird exhibits a vibrant plumage pattern: its head and upper back are primarily yellow with black striations, a pale blue cere above its beak, and dark eyes. Its chest and lower body are a striking teal-blue, transitioning to yellow and green on its wings and tail feathers. The bird is perched on a thick, natural, light brown wooden branch-like perch. Its pinkish-grey talons are visible gripping the perch. Behind the primary bird, a second budgerigar is partially visible. This bird appears predominantly white with hints of yellow, located to the right and slightly behind the first bird, also within the cage. The background consists of the grey, vertically oriented bars of a metal bird cage. Another horizontal, darker brown wooden perch is visible in the mid-left portion of the frame, behind the primary bird. The lighting appears to illuminate the birds and perches from the front.

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4,110

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